Nowadays we see an increase in social problems involving teenagers. Many people believe that it is because parents spend more time at work and less with their children. Do you agree or disagree?

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These days, it is a hot potato that parents are getting more
complain
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complains
about their kids from schools, neighbourhood and relative that they are not acting well with others. A group of people thinking that guardians are the one who are mainly responsible for
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cause because they are allocating more
time
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to their work
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of looking after their children in the early age. I totally agree with
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group of people and their suggestion. There are several reasons behind why parents are the main factor behind social mistakes of their children. One of them is,
children’s
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children
misbehave with the elder people. Learning of respect does not come from the school, they need to be taught by own father and mother.
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, it is found in a survey that parents who raised and spend good
time
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together with their school age children increase more respect for the elder person compare to
who
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whom
not. Another reason is that, decreasing calmness nature in kids. People frequent receiving complain about
fight
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the fight
or misbehave
in
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on
the school for their children.
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happens because of the teenager does require family oriented strictness towards their regular behaviour. It is possible if parents are engaging
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in
good
time
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with them, making understandably for the situation and explaining the pros and cons of bad behaviour.
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, in Canada, most of the students whose guardian are highly equipped with their work and not giving
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for their
love
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loved
one, are facing so much
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trouble
in their routine and educational life. In conclusion, growing age requires so much attention towards kids and it only can be possible with their own parents. It will not only enhance their
ability but
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ability, but
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helpful to maintain their good manners for the society.
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